Did you know that the Proclamation of the Republic in Brazil did it take place on November 15, 1889? And it was signed by Marshal Deodoro da Fonseca, who was the first president in Brazil. And to work this commemorative date in the classroom with the students of the initial grades, we brought together several Activities on the Proclamation of the Republic, ready to print.
Index
To develop creative and educational classes in the classroom, we have selected some suggestions for activities that can be used, especially in the initial series, check out:
A wonderful suggestion to work with the initial series is to make panels together with your students, check out some ideas:
To make this type of mural you can use the following materials:
More suggestions at the following link: Souvenirs Proclamation of the Republic.
Sign the INCORRECT alternative:
Mark an x in the CORRECT alternative:
The Motto “Ordem e Progresso” inscribed on the Brazilian flag is associated with:
Among the factors that contributed directly to the fall of the Brazilian monarchy, we mention:
Mark an X:
Mark the correct alternative:
Another very cool activity to work on this theme in the classroom, or as a task are coloring drawings, check out some suggestions:
Be an unfolded canopy of light,
Under the wide expanse of these heavens.
This rebel chant, that the past
Come redeem from the most vile labés!
Be a speaking glory hymn
Of hopes for a new future!
With visions of triumphs pack
Who for him fighting arise!
Freedom! Freedom!
spread its wings over us,
of the fights in the storm
Let us hear your voice
We don't even believe that slaves once
Has there been in such a noble Country…
Today the red flash of dawn
Find brothers, not hostile tyrants.
We're all the same! to the future
We will know, together, to take
Our august standard that, pure,
Shine, ovante, of the Fatherland on the altar!
Freedom! Freedom!
spread its wings over us,
of the fights in the storm
Let us hear your voice
If you need brave breasts
There is blood on our banner,
Living blood of the Tiradentes hero
Baptized in this audacious pavilion!
Messenger of peace, peace we want,
Our strength and power is of love,
But of war, in the supreme trances
You will see us fight and win!
Freedom! Freedom!
spread its wings over us,
of the fights in the storm
Let us hear your voice
From Ipiranga it is necessary that the cry
Be a superb cry of faith!
Brazil has already emerged freed,
On the regal purples standing.
Hey, then, Brazilians forward!
Blond greens, let's reap!
Be our country triumphant,
Free land of free brothers!
Freedom! Freedom!
Spread your wings over us!
of the fights in the storm
Let us hear your voice!
(source: Brazilian Government Portal)
Subscribe to our email list and receive interesting information and updates in your email inbox
Thanks for signing up.
